to hear someone else concur on that. As far as Java: What I've noticed happen is - when I go into WinExplorer, after I added builds, I notice the file icons overlapping; laying on top of one another ??? Tried re-copying and pasting (files already exist in this folder, do you want to replace them'? - YES ) and I still have problem getting Java applet to function (i.e Yahoo chat) which worked the very first time I had copied and pasted NP files, after installing later builds, no. Thanks for your input.
DeMoN LaG wrote: > JS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in > [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 07 Jan 2002: > > >> I have a real simple question which may get an eye-roll or two, >> but >>here goes anyways: When I install a new build, I go to 'latest >>builds' page (I'm running WinMe) and I download the >>mozilla-win32-installer.exe file. This file then initiates the >>complete download of the new Mozilla build. Is this correct, am I >>downloading and installing more than I should each time? Does this >>process only install the updated components or am I layering >>complete installs on top of each other here? >> Also, several bulids ago I had posted here that I could not get >> Java >>applets to work correctly. I received some useful advice (i.e. copy >>and paste NP files, etc.) this worked on that build, since I've >>installed several builds since that time I've run into the same >>problem again with Java applets, should I repeat that step for each >>build? >> > > The only way I know of to not download a completely new build is to set > up a build system, pull the source via CVS and compile the program > yourself. Otherwise everything is a "new" build being installed overtop > of the "old" build. > > As to copying the plugins, if the plugins do not persist in the \plugins > folder (ie, after you install a new version they are gone), yes, you > should copy them over again > >
